Every School a Better School
Hu lett school publishes guide “Every School a Better School” with editor Gertrude Storm and reporters Florence Fowlkex Archie Oliver plus intermediate writers Lucile Tinkcom and Charles Chittim
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
2
Hu lett school publishes guide “Every School a Better School” with editor Gertrude Storm and reporters Florence Fowlkex Archie Oliver plus intermediate writers Lucile Tinkcom and Charles Chittim
Richard Reel enrolled in the High School room last Monday. Iva Storm was absent several days last week due to family illness. Primary pupils enjoyed recess while High School students were kept inside. An Art Exhibit and Pie Social raised 66.40 to buy pictures, with thanks to hall donors and contributing ladies.
Department of Interior notices A H Bowman for the heirs of Laura Bowman filed Oct 1919 to purchase timber land in section 4 township 52 north range 64 west sixth principal meridian. Timber valued at 100000 board feet at 3.00 per M and land at 100. Final proof set for Jan 6 before U S Commissioner in Sundance. Protest or contest allowed before patent issues.
A pupil recalls the pressure of reciting in class and the fear of failure. The narrator contrasts personal preparation with peers and describes trembling before presenting. The piece ends with sunlight streaming into the room as the lesson unfolds.
The C. H. Massie Register notes Art Schilling the Movie Man has a new first class theater and plans to obtain films from Paramount Pictures. Local happenings include cattle moves by A Sonnek and Russell Hardy to High Bend and other residents traveling, with several readers subpoenaed for a Frank Hickey case and a petition drive for a district high school underway.
A classroom scene shows wear and disorder as Gertrude Storm argues that pupils improve in speaking and writing by observation and practice. She notes ink stains, damaged pictures, and a leaning shade while stressing vocabulary growth and clear English for recitation and letter writing.
The G. P. 8. held a prize party at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Wooda on Wednesday evening. Large attendance and community singing followed. A Rol ly Day service is planned for Sunday November 14 at the school house at 10 80 with special music and preaching after Sunday School.
Department of the Interior announces Marguerite E Blatt, heir of Anna Cavanaugh, filed to prove up three year claim on lands described in sections 4 26 27 34 35 township 54 north range 68 west 6th principal meridian. public sale pending November 4 1920 before U S Commissioner in Moorcroft Wyoming.
U S Land Office Newcastle Wyoming announces Jeasie B Rathburn of Hulett Wyoming filed May 1919 to purchase lots 2 4 section 20 and others in township 55 N range 66 W with timber value appraised at 398 37 and timber 21600 board feet at 1 per M plus 3500 posts 5 cents and land 155 87 Final proof to be offered December 20 1920 before United States Commissioner Paul W Yeoman at Hulett Wyoming. contest possible.
Notice is hereby given that Thomas J Hobart of Alzada Montana who on January 17 1917 made additional homestead entry No 015004 for lots 9 10 and 11 section 27 township 17 north range 4 west lot 1 section 23 and lot 2 section 22 near 6th P M has filed a notice of intention to make four year proof to establish claim before the register and receiver U S land office Newcastle Wyoming on the sixth day of December 1920. Harry K E Bender Robert J Steen of Alzada Montana Samuel N Kutta Frank Mitchell of Hulett Wyoming M Mansie registrar.
Readers are urged that catarrh is curable in all stages through constitutional treatment. The advertisement claims internal medicine strengthens the system and battles the disease from within. A reward of $100 is offered for proof of cure through the advertised regimen.
A novel device at Dead Man's Curve in North Carolina uses two roadside treads linked to a rotating wheel to trigger a horn when a car passes. Invented by Charles F. E. Lyman of Asheville, the system warns drivers with a loud toot while preventing unnecessary honks from opposing traffic.
County Surveyor Arnold pursues a new method for the Baypoint to Pittsburg highway, laying concrete slabs over adobe land in two eight foot wide sections with a central two foot macadam strip, topped to a level surface to prevent cracking and disintegration seen in earlier adobe-ground roads.
Poor road conditions force students to stay home in severe weather, crippling school attendance and jeopardizing the district's educational value. The article notes plummeting attendance as roads deteriorate, harming learning and routines.
Del Storm reports his brother Ed Storm, moved to Hot Springe, is in serious condition following the transfer.
Notice and sale details for Solomon Ingram's land in Wyoming under the General Land Office provisions. Public bid opening at 10 A M on the 38th day of December at the office, minimum bid two dollars per acre, two contiguous tracts in section 32 township 45 north range 67 west, separate certificates, sale closes when bidding stops.
Public notices restrict fishing hunting trapping or trespassing on Driskill raunches and Black Tail lands. Includes timber and stone land claim by Nellie O Storm with filing details, dates, and location in Wyoming. Also notes trial postponement and local social notices involving Hulett residents and Rebekah Lodge events.
The text notes cayenne pepper should be used sparingly due to liver effects and mentions vanilla beans in a sugar box to enhance flavor. It also references using leftovers and caution about cleaning products and fumes, with hints of recipes and flavor tips.
Man seeks a blacksmith with talent to start a $100 weekly business. Details available from Inter Mountain Globe in Hulett Wyoming. Contact Dr Adams Deutis at the Hulett office for particulars.
Paul W. Yeoman U S Commissioner states his office will operate three days weekly Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and that final proofs already set will be completed on the scheduled day He notes his absence from the office is due to other business demands but remains available for inquiries and transacting matters on those days.
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